I worked at Bank of America for a couple of years in college. I continue to use them as my bank of…read morechoice many years after saying "sayonara" to the paychecks. In general, I would recommend Bank of America as an OK place to work or bank. B of A is quite possibly the most convenient bank in the US. They just keep on growing and growing and taking over other banks. They are kind of like the Cookie Monster of banks. While I am not at all an economist, and cannot speak of whether or not this is a good thing for me as a Customer in the macro sense, I like the growth as it relates to me being able to find a B of A ATM almost anywhere in the US (except New Orleans). You see, I really like using B of A ATMs because otherwise I get charged outrageous fees. It sure is a good thing they have them almost everywhere, including many airports. I was even able to use an affiliate ATM in Paris free of charge. Check their website before you go on a trip; you just might save yourself some outrageous fees. I also highly recommend their online banking, which is the best I've seen. You can use online bill pay to pay any bill (even use it as a way to mail checks to friends/family), or transfer funds directly to a B of A loved one. This is extremely convenient, especially if your friends belong to B of A and you lose to them at a late-night poker game. Um, not that I ever lose. Or gamble. However, they are a BANK and they like their money. The fees are outrageously punitive. B of A is a great bank if you will never overdraw your account, forget a credit card payment, or use someone else's ATM. Customer service is usually fairly good (sometimes scarily so on their help line), but as with any giganto-corporation, there are sometimes exceptions. My only advice is, if you are charged some outrageous overdraft fees, and it's a first (or almost first-) time offense, respectfully run it up the flagpole as high as you can and you'll probably get your fees reversed. They are a bank, but they also have interest in keeping good customers (even those who make mistakes). Bank of America = convenience with a price; did I mention the fees were outrageous?

Horrible customer service! The only available worker was Jon who was laughing and talking to a…read moresecurity guard when I arrived. Instead of going to help me at the counter he says "one moment sir" and proceeds to do something else in another business office for several minutes. He comes out and stops at another office and translates for another several minutes. I have no issue with him providing assistance but I was repeatedly not helped twice and had to wait over 10 minutes to do my transaction as the only person in line. Unacceptable! He eventually needed the bank manager to assist on the transaction for approval and he as well was not very professional and asked me personal questions about myself that was none of his business.

I had an appointment today 5/4/2022 at 10:30 am and the banker on duty called me to confirm. I…read moretold him I'd be a little late as I had a chiropractor appointment that ran a little behind. He told me if I could be there at 11:45 am he would be able to get me in. I show up at 11:48 am due to never been there and having to find parking. I sit and watch him talk to someone until 10:56 am and then walks over to me with a silly smerk and says yea I'll have to reschedule you because you came at 10:48 and not 10:45. Where in the world is the world class customer service? I was trying to bring them more business by opening a new account yet this gentleman couldn't make the time to get me setup with only being 3 minutes late. I'll never do business with this branch due to this poor experience. Very rude, condescending and politely unprofessional. Wish I could give him 0 stars!!!

This location is inside Fountain Place and very handy for people who work in the building or dwell…read morein the tunnels. There is an ATM and full service inside. I have gone in several times for deposits that were so easy, cashiers check purchase... easy and then when WF shut down my ATM card thinking I tried to make a fraud purchase they fixed that too. The poor lady was as befuddled as I was how they managed to change my area codes twice on my phone number and couldn't reach me! Now I won't talk about what I think of WF in general... but the service at this place is top rate.

They just tell you to go online no matter what you want. It's useless to walk in, they aren't…read morecustomer oriented. Basically locked me out of my checking account for no reason and they can't help and can't print a card. They tell me to call a number and have a good day.

Wells Fargo seems like a great institution to trust you money with considering the easy access and…read moreconvenience and it is FDIC approved but seeming that there are so many ways to get mixed up when ever they are creating an account and the service for so many other people including myself have been inconsistent, I would not recommend this bank fo beginners at all.

I had a valid card dispute and the compmany refused to follow the law. I will be contacting the…read moreTexas attorney General for these unfair banking practices

Our father passed away. Tony Smith with the downtown Dallas Branch refused to speak with our…read morefamily or allow us to make payments on a loan taken against my fathers truck. Two days before my father's funeral, she had the truck repossessed without notice. I strongly recommend that you choose a different credit union to invest and manager your money/retirement.

Beautiful traditional bank that has the best views from the top. The bank and lobby areas remind me…read moreof Gringotts Wizarding Bank. The building itself is a bit outdated but it's what makes it a must visit. Love the amenities this building offers and surrounding restaurants (as well as underground venues) are perfect for work lunch hour eats and errands. Parking is pricey and can be a challenge to locate. There are surrounding parking garages.

THE WORST! They cancelled a payment to a new payee, because they thought it was fraud, and did not…read morenotify me. People get new payees all the time! Wouldn't it be easy to inform the customer? Or just notify me in some form or fashion? With Chase that's asking too much.

I had been an active customer of Chase for many years…read more Then some person used my debit card to charge items online. Chase caught it and asked if it was me. When I said no then the card was canceled. Then it was 2 weeks until I got the replacement card. I have had troubles activating it. I contacted Chase several times. But there has been no activation yet. It has been 4 weeks and I have had automatic monthly charges hit that card that I am still untangling.

I left Bank of America a long time ago, but recently had to assist a family and the experience…read morereminded me why I left. The wait times are always ridiculous and most employees don't have any customer service skills, manager included. The by-the-books interactions rather than interacting like a person is frankly repulsive. Gives the feeling that employees are robots and only have pre-approved corporate responses. Most, if not all large banks have this atmosphere of pseudo-professionalism. I'd recommend staying far away due to the above reasons, and this isn't even going into detail about the delays and difficulty taking my relatives money out!

Worst credit card I have ever had. Service is horrible. Takes 30 minutes to get anyone on the…read morephone. Sometimes payments are applied in an hour and other times it takes several business days.

I opened a business account a few months ago but regret doing business with Texas Security Bank…read more While the bankers and advisors were friendly, I was coerced into an agreement without having the full details of the fee schedule. The fee schedule is difficult to find on their website and it doesn't even mention monthly maintenance fees with waivers for minimum daily balance. That information was sent after the agreement was signed. Also, despite bankers and advisors saying they would provide resources and help my business out, they have never followed through. Texas Security Bank is not suited for startups and small businesses and now looking for another bank to do business with.

I want to start out and say LoanStar Title Loans are not for everyone…read more But for what I plan to do it was perfect. The workers are all pleasant and very professional to everyone, and phone callers. At the Plano ,TX location Custer/Parker Janet always has a smile and is ready to help you with your need.

I have been a resource one member for over a decade and time after time the team has stepped up and…read moregone above and beyond my expectations. Especially Catheleen Stirguss has always worked with my best interest in mind and recently helped refinance my vehicle with a lower interest rate. Having someone that is always looking out for you is a welcome surprise. Thank you, Catheleen!!! Ron P.

Senior Abuse - A Former Long-Term Member…read more I was a long-time member of Resource One Credit Union, maintaining multiple accounts and an auto loan. Despite years of loyalty, I received no written notice of default, no Right to Cure, and no communication outlining my options before my vehicle was stolen. There was no outreach, guidance, or attempt to resolve the matter, only sudden action. Unauthorized funds were withdrawn from my accounts, causing overdrafts and significant financial hardship. Additionally, my vehicle was repossessed from within my gated private property, and all surveillance cameras, both at the community gates and at my residence, were taken offline during the incident. This left both my home and the surrounding community vulnerable and without the ability to monitor the situation. Police further indicated that they have encountered cases in which burglars use illegal Wi-Fi jammers to disable or interfere with surveillance cameras, raising additional concerns about how this incident occurred. As a senior member, this experience was dismissive, unethical, and deeply distressing. I now understand why this institution has a 1.6-Star rating. Had I known this beforehand, I would have never considered doing business with them. Supporting documentation, including account records, system logs, timestamps, and a police report, has been preserved. These issues indicate potential noncompliance with notice requirements, account authorization controls, and lawful repossession standards. BE AWARE OF WHO YOU TRUST WITH YOUR BAKING NEEDS!